Gardening 101: Tuesday Tips

Welcome to Gardening 101: Tuesday Tips from Amy's Family Values! Here, we'll cover the basics to help you raise more produce for your family's table. Gardening is a wonderful way to connect with nature, teach valuable lessons to your children and grandchildren, and bring wholesome food right to your dinner plate.

Mastering the Basics

Ready to get your hands dirty? Our 'Gardening 101: Tuesday Tips' page is designed to equip you with the fundamental knowledge you need to start your gardening journey. We believe in a 'back to the basics' approach, making gardening accessible and rewarding for everyone.

1. This is the beginning of starting your garden. Soil that can hold water, but allow for drainage as well.

2. Donnie spent $95 for garden soil from his Farm Store Location!

Plant what you love

Our first tip is simple yet crucial: Only plant what you and your family actually like to eat! Focusing on produce you'll enjoy ensures that your hard work translates into delicious meals. Our favorites are tomatoes, herbs and yellow squash.

Your shadow is the best fertilizer

The best thing your garden can see is your shadow! This means regular attention and observation are key. Spending time in your garden allows you to monitor plant health, water needs, and pest issues proactively. 

Connecting with Nature and Family

Gardening deeply connects with our 'family values' and 'back to the basics' message. It's about nurturing wholesome food and fostering a connection with nature and others. Imagine your kids and grandkids discovering the wonder of where food comes from. This is about more than just growing plants; it's about growing families.

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